31st August 2000
Whenever you start surfing the Web, chances are, you already know where you wanna go. Though, I know I'm not the only one who finds a fair portion of information serendipitously (clicking the wrong link at the right time). While newer versions of Netscape Navigator and IE have a 'Related Links' feature, each paints a limited picture. Using a field-supporting search engine (e.g., ALTAVISTA.COM), you can enter the term: "like:URL" (sans quotation marks). Replace 'URL' with a complete Web address and you're well on your way to finding similar sites and pages. This operation comes in handy when you're trying to research a specific subject. Using http://www.hyperorg.com/ as the address, the resulting list of links should contain content similar to that found on the author's site. In theory...